Oh you pretty thing
OOC: Another one of those on-going threads. Feel free to break off into your own conversation, but just to help set up characters in the LAA. Blind Jump is the bar on campus, and the social and downtown hub of activity.
Sure, the uniform was… terrible but well, it united the whole Academy, didn’t it? Even here, in the Blind Jump, Token Waters wore her jacket of her uniform, but left it open and covering her black dress. She preferred to dress down, and while Blind Jump wasn’t a Corellian or Coruscanti club, it was just how Token chose to dress typically. Though the girl wasn’t in heels, she’d probably break more than two ankles if she was in heels. She stepped away from the bar with a drink and looked through the crowd. Some people wore uniforms from other nations in the galaxy, others were in a nearly corporate uniform.
The nice thing was everyone was dancing, chatting and drinking together, and no fights had broken out yet. It’d been a few weeks since she’d shown up, and really, she was excited that this place existed. It was fun to listen to the way everyone else saw space, and learning the best ways to go about things. Plus there were the missions! She had gotten to work with some interesting classmates, one that stood out was [member="Alec Rekali"], the woman who could spend years aboard a starship.
Years!
And of course so many other people. Walking up to a free pool table and sitting her drink on the edge, she grabbed one of the cues and idly wondered just why it was called pool. She knew there were sharks, and while part of her training for her position with Bright Star Entertainment was how to play most bar games, she really wasn’t a shark, but she enjoyed playing. And she knew that the men enjoyed women who played. Really, she was playing because her writer was sick of writing Coren, and Darts was less of a social game.
Luckily, Blind Jump wasn’t as smoke filled as most establishments. Moving to set up the balls, she looked around the bar. Being part of the Levantine Astro Academy was really something, wasn’t it?